Jobs at Montana State University Equine NTT Instructor/Assistant Foreman Bookmark this Posting Print Preview | Apply for this Job Please see Special Instructions for more details. This position is not eligible for new sponsorship. Position Details Position Information Announcement Number FAC - VA - 26132 For questions regarding this position, please contact: Haily Griggshaily.griggs1@montana.edu406-994-5582
Classification Title Working Title Equine NTT Instructor/Assistant Foreman Brief Position Overview The Equine Instructor/Assistant Foreman will oversee MSU’s equine resources, facilities, and finances and will train students in Introductory and Intermediate Horsemanship (EQUH 114 Horsemanship I, EQUH 2IO Horsemanship II, and EQUH 310 Horsemanship IU), Colt Starting (EQUH 253 and 256). and develop a competitive
Collegiate Ranch & Stock Horse Team. The position will work closely with Equine Science faculty and livestock operations staff to maintain a safe, effective, and high-quality learning environment for students and horses. Faculty Tenure Track No Faculty Rank Non-Tenure Track Position Number 4A3076 Department Animal & Range Sciences Division College of Agriculture/MAES Appointment Type Non-Tenure Track Contract Term
Academic Year Semester If other, specify From date If other, specify End date Union Affiliation Exempt from Collective Bargaining FTE 1.0 Benefits Eligible Eligible Salary Salary commensurate with experience, education, and qualifications. Contract Type LOA If other, please specify Recruitment Type Open Position Details General Statement The Department of Animal and Range Sciences in the College of Agriculture
provides undergraduate and graduate training to 445 students each year. In addition to MS and PhD programs, we offer Bachelor of Science degrees in Animal Science (options include Livestock Management and Industry, Science, and Equine Science) and Natural Resources and Rangeland Ecology (options include Rangeland Ecology and Management and Wildlife Ecology and Management). The department also offers the Dan Scott
Ranch Management Program. We are a fully integrated department serving all three of the land grant missions of teaching, research, and extension. In addition, our program incorporates livestock operations into our teaching, research, and extension program. MSU’s Equine Science Program is on a path to be the premier Equine Science and Equestrian Program in the Northwest, with plans for major facility upgrades and
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